- Only one db
- No actual UI to see or edit data (in-browser CLI only)
- Needs to write actual stats data to your redid.
- Looks great.
RedisCommander
- Not the most feature rich, but has the important stuff
- Looks great
- Supports multiple connections (stored in a config file in the home directory); I want an easy ability for a new docker redid instance to register with the management UI.
- Redis database key-spaces (0,1,2,…) etc. need to be registered as separate connections, which sucks.
- Because it tries to do fancy stuff like show the redis keyspace in a tree, it doesn’t handle large datasets too well: https://github.com/joeferner/redis-commander/issues/119
- Looks great, but there is the pricing (per db, not by total keyspace size)
- All the issues with a hosted solution.
- Also renders keyspace as tree, I suspect it has performance problems as well
- Simple but has the basic functionality down
- Multiple database are configured in PHP config file.